In the below email I want to plot the time series of the uwind values at a specific latitude and longitude.
On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 6:23 PM, Jason Snyder <jmssny...@ucdavis.edu> wrote: > I have a grib2 file with wind data at multiple taus as shown below: > > 3:485167:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:3 hour > fcst: > 8:1652471:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:6 hour > fcst: > 13:2704909:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:9 hour > fcst: > 18:3865964:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:12 hour > fcst: > 23:5030535:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:15 hour > fcst: > 28:6089549:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:18 hour > fcst: > 33:7148742:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:21 hour > fcst: > 38:8216961:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:24 hour > fcst: > 43:9390488:d=2017030112 <(201)%20703-0112>:UGRD:10 m above ground:27 hour > fcst: > > > Now what I would like to do is plot these wind values at the different > taus in a time series. I have tried to work with the following code: > > grbs=pygrib.open(grib) > uwind = grbs.select(name='10 metre U wind component') > uwnddata=uwind.values > > however I am not able to from this code get a list of the uwind values > over the period of time from 3 to 27 hours at 3 hour intervals. How can I > tweak the code to get this desired result? > > > -- Jason Snyder PhD _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
